The Sun. — London, England, 1808-05-10 00:00:00

• NUMBER 4884.) THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'HIS PRESENT EVENING, May 10, 1809, Will Perotrned THE JEW OF MOGADORE. The Overture and the wince Of the new Music 'composed by •- - -- • • Mr. KVLLY. • The Characters by Mr. BRAIIAM, Mr. DOWTON, . Mr. IOtINSToNE. Mr. KELLY, • Mr. 1101. LAN!) Mr. RAYMOND, . • Mr. PEN LEY , , Mr. SMITH, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mrs. BLAND, Signora STORAC E. • • • Chorus of Arabs, Soldiers, Slaves, &c. wriu , '' • THE DEVIL TO 'PAY. Sir John Luveruie, Nir..uti; a 1 wvi.; butter,. Mr. C( , OKE Doctor, Mr. MA ODOCK.S ; cdok, Mr. SPARKS . Lobson, Mr.-BANNISTER; lady Loverule. Mrs‘ 11 AItLO W E •Calks, Mess . 1 11)SW LL • Lui;), Mrs. G A R DIN ER ; Nell, Mrs. JORDAN. . • .- • Boxes 6s. Second P r i ce 35 . --Pit 34 . 6 d. Second Price Callery zs• SCL , ,Ilti Price is. -1,,p per Gallery is. SeCond • Price v. . •No Money to. be rewired. I'la‘e s for the boxes to .1,0 taltvissit Mr. Spring, at the Box - Russell -strict. • '1 he pours to be opened at Half past Five; and begin at Halt th , s t si x , . • tau ac (Milt of tne great uetnand, for Places to the new Co. . melt) , of The World, 'the Public •are respectfully informed the soth night Will be on Friday next.- • , . . _ For the t3' NEFIFa Mr. CHARLES . THEATRE ROYAL, COVEN r-GARDEN. (IN WEDNESDAY, May 18, 1808., will be N.." 'tact: Sttakbpc.are's 'fra•getty of KiNti ; ' • .• King I.t4r ( first tune tiicbe erg.. years). Mr KEMBLE ; Kent (first tioc), Mi. Cl. ---! Etl6ar, Mr. CHARLES KhMIiLE; • And. Corderia, N 1 iss styli TH. artwecn the Play artil the Ballet %ill be acted (tor the first ti e) a new . 111terlude, ykailcu THE DAY AFTER THE.WEDDING; Or, w; ;: •:', FIRST LESSON. Trie principal Characters by Mr. auf.l Mr C. KEMIILL. 0 whtch Will be Oiled {nut pa:xi *nese lour years) the Grand Serious Pantomime, called , • RAY-MOND AND AGNES; .1 11E:BLDING NO bl Tickets t o tau of Mr EE . C. Ketne, N 22, Newman- O Xlor6l.4l.Lct; and of Air. Brandon, at ;In; Memo, tor Ow tioXes may be taken. WANTS A st-rtiik raw, AS GROOM t,t COACHMAN, a Person 27 0 , 0. He perfect) underst either linsines.:, v,_ •3 44 ttit CIITC Of "I . ow liiirsts:i onjuttion. He can "‘ v 11 +ruin nts Lart Servitude: , ut tutr tier pattcui4r pLas: tiired by late; post-I, 6(1, ta "' "o: 354, btr ilia, will be diliy attendrd WANT}.[) ON (A.:ISI._ NVW, or arMintititthts First, either in Fleet - 14 c, st lcet, Luil k ie.itiii, or tho Strand, PREMISES suit. A 4 . l textensive Trade. , ...` hp „L i r, h.Y letter to A. and C. S. at Anderton 6 Coffee. , t. Itet• btftet. ,—. . . , ...,__. . . .. MONEY. 1 Z m n „.. ll NIE.. 9111,EN AND GENTLENIEN. 4V r r a) to invest several very considerable siroUs 4(n3 I" Annuities. Noblemen and Gentlemen de tres -t g ra ining Annuities, redeem:4We at 'pleasure, will el)ah e` w oh on the .most lt,nourable Terms, and the Put W . er CI)/ 1 icar , * Pleted without delay. The Funds a the Ativer- , • prechide the possibility of di appointmeht, —4 , vver the extent of the Negotution. risunally, from Eluven till Four, or by letter, to Leicoier-ptace, Leiceitcr-squaie• 1 fiE GRAND STATE LOTTERY, which be gins twing lUN aB, is the ohly I.uttery. OW ever -nll.l j,u • hot I:4liS of TWEN'eY,..IiqU§4N.Q. UNus. SCIIENIE. 6 Prizes of - £30.G00 - - arc -. .- ,C120,0n0 ;- - - - 10,000 - - • - . sOOO 3 2 - . - - - ,000 ..... -I. o 6,040 $ . ..., S o 1,00000 0 . 0.0. 5,000 , 5 00 . . - 3.Sco . .. 100 3o .. - sq . . ... - . . • 1,5,0 ,t()%22 - o . - '0 -. . _. . . . 2.041. -1,^,i4, • ,_ .. .. . Is . .. . , . al' ' 60,000 --',..... 'IOC () .." t, S. • , CI S O,OOO ........,...... I et • . ......_l.--... NO FIXED PRIZ E . • sKTS and SIIA It Ls ars 4:.llilig . at 'all the'Licenced in London; .ond by thcif Agents in thc _Country. 1.1 Pievnt ,C 20 o . - /. 1 r; 1...1.;n1fi • 4 2. 3 5' 6 - 9 o sixtcadit ..turt l s h .1 6 o 1 • ry o •,,4, ato CORNIIIII • „ anti 9, CHARING-CROSS. ISli returns his st gratefull'hanks to the unb ot ",. Ll ,„" ( Nlity, (;entry, and l'ublie in general, fel — their tinai r i,ed '4V6tits in tite Lotteries just' nii . ished„ an_o_ s es! k4Nll(,:rotild t 1 I CK.ETS and SHARI:.S. tor the l'l . h a w re 1 , 1() %v atli, L „ 9 1 1' Elt y ; to be drawn the 28th .9 . 1 jU N 1 . ._ , . lie 5 . 0 1i1 a n - d 4 :, II M4OVC ; where, in. the Lottertcs just notated, Ae t ; , l A , . ill , Ne. 17,614 a Prize of ,C2i,eool - , ISS 1, 04 4 - ,C to,o_ oo I No. 4,182 •-• IC 1 . 0 e 03 - - - 6 ooq 9.2,g - . „. . Soo . 1 ,.„,4 , 18 .- - ' ooc 17,966 •- • • 5 00 1 ,09 „, ‘, . ' 5 5 : 0 . 30 2 , 057 .. . . Soo 1; ' 77 : 4 -. . 3,000 -0. --- -, s °° , the era trsndrawn Ticket in the City t.ottery, entitled t 9 tke s • n tl t letel, valued at z ,0001. was sold at RI SH's M ..., )11 teen Sixteenths; also Two other of the Subatan. "IcE,reelld Houses, value 9ootil. and tar t :Plies. with Particulars; to,bc had gratis; ,the 4" fortunate" Holders of the above Prizes In both State and City ti l '' u lis nlay have their Money by applying to NO. - 4 , Cont r 9 Chi l i in ............2. g- cross. I\I(I,Th_NiroRTANT 11010tOWERS. " EFFISTAN DI N.G t v e rsal , Pressure, tacco;..l t o y irs . ne - than t hc generally *I;CUPOEMItiaM . OIIit (.% W I% to the atientling circtirustances each) butalimgi 11 )t , 10 he received the G rano:sof Annuities, throu ler ' l , - T,‘Vi:ul medium ot Mr. H. lackwest t the principal s pe. Aorrexcept at the.sole - requisition of the r,( 3 Pectivt!. SiZ w rs the interest only tu be charged on . Divideds ot bow V reehold,Copyliold, or Leasehold Estate , t or on r Settl einents, Jointures.' Church l're!erinihtbi o tirailiw-(1 Incomes. The merely personal security of pcopie . JIM ' Tc l i i ,"'milY. and large ex pedancies or of known tort . unt, 2te also most per'lectly eligible. Ihe of th Attention so distinguisningly paid to the mediations 4i ons e t t i l u n , tt l t ligvicitl. in contradistinttion to the nunteroils spe (4elitgning publications of tio day and the capital e▪ ci.ki et t i t LAN constantly resulting thertiront. most tunably heg t , , s ,Y, inarniest the in fi nite ".1 Pectini atytransaC~ic uts betWern t;entichian aing.sen , L -Lel Ct „ • H. JACKSON. ▪ .k r , - , 0 - "' a nottymous. and postage paid, addressed toMr. air t ‘., !I, to be letti'earot's, Stationer, 74.1.)ean ' *Ql . 4).4 lutirc, will be immediately attended W... .~~_ . 1 .,k7 k 7 r7:if *7 . 0 5eCf•;;; 5*- A . ~..7 ~.. .. It ' i . , . - e ;Ts aig'. 4 . ~'- . 7•N:4.. f .z-,,, •—,, 1 , *T i t , tlii,u ~,,• ie) • -', - .::, I stw,,zi c... , f , f , ~,110,4 ,7t .. " 4 ::/ , . .... . . c.,;....:.4,.•. c: M .......,,„,......,.... • • - . "I•Jrf • V...i- - -: , q... i i , ~ It . ...‘ e . ...G '2 ''*\* . , . • 4 ' iIA tP.IIIOE SIXPENCL FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. Ar4SYRRDANI, APRIL 30.—TDe latest Prench Let ters. or the 27th of April, hat..brooght n o thi ng of impeetatice. His Majesty . King .Cii.e.eos and the Queen were not arrived on . the eed, at Baeonne. Several of the Pideitice' s of the Kingdom of Spain hadlnominated Deplanes to •greet the Freed) Eel iperer on e his entrance into •Spaln., "A Deputation of the Council, Statei,' dud Representatives of the Kingdom of Navarre e consisting of not less than 96 pereons, with the Yete!-Xoy artheir bead, are for that purpose already arrived at iron. MADRID, AfRIL I day before yeiterd# at 9 O'clock, the Prince. of ASTURIAS lett this in'order to meet his Majesty the hituperor of the FRUICR. The first night he. slept at Bentrago, 'yesterday lie was at Arande, and to-day sic is to sleep at Burgos. .. . On the Bth instant Dee SPRATIAIg rINNUELL imparted to the Pre sideat of the CULtimil the Reyat Mandate • ". The -Kluge one Sovereign, pas received certain intelligence, tea hi 4. fait eloi friend and Luiz hiy Ally the Emperor , of the Fiteecit and, King ut ITALY is already arrived as 'Bayonne, with ti‘e. Joyful .salutary purpose of passing through his Kiugdem, to the great satistietion of the Kitt;;, atuf to • the Dom . - rimli-protit and advantage of his 'beloved Subjefits.- Sinceit is becoming the close triendsnip wheel hap pily prvitils bet e eeti hoth .oowns, and the great character of his Imperial and Royal Majesty, that, leis Maleety should go and - meet Into, give the most sincere; sure, and tirin - proots of his titui!rents andresolution, in °rice tie reserve a nd renew the good harmony, coutideetial friendship,. end salutary alliance which Leis hitherto happily subsisted, sod ought to• subsist between the two Moriaielis, his Majesty has ..resolved with the winost expedition to undertaltt the journey, in order to tolfil hie purpose. Since his absence can last but a few days, his Majesty expects, trom the love and fidelity of his dear Subjects, and especially those• who belong .to the Court, and %vim have 'hitherto caudal , ed themselves in A laudable manner, t hae.. they . will continue to remain tranquil ; ..aed while, his Ai ajester coufidently relies epee the lialoevii viehauce and to tegrily of ilia Ministers and Courts, to whom belies for that purpose given especial direLtiona; while hiss Majesty especially places his confidence in Inc high Council of the Government, under the Presidency 44 . his . Serene litglitietis the lefent DON AIiTONIO, and which has retained its power and authurity,; viola his Zvlaiesy lio?e,, what is indeed practicable, that , tne eod ii ir!HoiIYAVDieD StibSlSts bet wren time troops oi . tee :eeag and those• of his le:ix:red and Royal Maj,..ey will be respected, and those treope punett.- aey supplied with every . thing that may be nrcos s;:ry for their. rnaintaitemee ebe'tinne when the objet‘i in rieeeehall obtained,. ten time great pros. }verity and felicity of both withers ) , hie Nlitiesty deg dares his assurance, that he euteribitts not they 1e3.1t fear that the happy .tranquillity, the good harmony,. and the athautageuus alliance which now,subsisti Will be de6truyaLt or interrupted; ) 414, on the con trary,, he sees, with great saustamion, that these ad- vantages.are every day tiara on a surer basis. This I impart 19 your Exec:Healey, that it may be immediately comineniteited to the Extraordieary Coiincil e laid 'to heart, and publely announced, and that alt accessary measures may be taken for its• punctual executltin. • • May God preserve your Excellency many " bk:BWIAN. PINNWILA, " President of , the Council.", " The Palace, April 8, 180e.‘" • years. On the; tiatiie.d4. the Prince of the ASTURIA ad dressed the following Decr9e to all the Co ul el lion of State:— " Being inforined that the Emperor of they Faztqctkand King ITALY is on the point of arriving in this our City and Court of Madrid, I have deemed it expedient to go and meet his Imperial anti 'Royal Majesty, in order to give a convincing proof of my reverence for his Serene Person, and of the strung . desire which animates we to bind still closer the ties of friendship 4 . 1.1 a.liance which happily subsist be tw eim this Monarchy and the Fiencii Empire., to the tnutu advantage of both nations. Accordingly I shall depart from hence on the loth, and repair to Burgos; ‘and as my absence will continue, but a 'short time, I have, considering the present circum stances, decreed and authorised, and I do hereby by this authOrise my beloved Uncle the :Infar.t DON ANTONIO, in whom I have placed my confidence, as, well on .account of the ties of blood which bind hire' to my person, as on account of the distingtiisltvd qualities with which he is endowed, thitt full power to trauma and dispatch pre,si . ng necessary busiwss which may °Cour, with the ad vice of my Secretary of State and of the. Dilk,fc/t - es which shall be comMunicated to my Council, in or der that' it be carried duly into execution." RIGA, IVIAKCH to the latest intel ligence arrived this day frotu Livisingtors,,uegdcia tions are on toot for the,caphulation of Sweaburg, which is considered as curtain. PIiTEIISIIVI‘Oit, Arum ..-13y a Ukase of the 20th of Maleh (0. S.) the introduttion of all En‘• fish wares, ,as well from the British'poasessions 364 oilier lands, has been prohibited. • The Swedish Antbassador, ti Iron VON STUDINCIC, repaired to Revel on the 2d lust. Wa>xsnw, Anti, 8. On the 4th instant his Ex cellettcy IVlarstial DiVotAT received tidings fruit: Parts, that his Majesty the Etitreacat, in testimony of his E.l4tistaCti,in with the giorions , deikis of hi4'c t 14. - brined General, had honoured him with the title of Duke 0! AuERGTADT. Ali the 'Public Functionaries,' Officers, and . Cu nerals have soleumly made their eongratuiations to his Highness the Duke on his ole)atioa. SALES OF ESTATES, Bce. A VALUABLE coPytioul ESTATE, Held under the Mawr of ISLEWORTII, equal to Fi.)ehold, with MlTlleth4te poise TO BE SOLD By AUCTION, By. Mr. SNELL; At Garravvay's Collix-house, on Tlturstby, May ig, at Twelveo'Clock, A N Excellent and We Brick DWELL- Ca. IN G-HOUSE, in the most pelted statelf Repair, with a double Row-troht, commanding' extensive Views of the It iver and th 6 adjacent Country.' The Premises are situ ate in the town of Isleworth, or. the BankS ritf . the Thames, ~a pproached by a beautiful Lawn, inclosed by it palisade*, with a time leading to a k light of Steps, forntrig an easy ac cess to the Kivet. The Premises comprise,. on the upper story, 6 good bed-rooms, with closets ; on the first-floor are 4 -* principal bed-rooms, with light closets on the (milt& floor is a drawing-room , and an excellent dtntng.room, i with bo Monts, study, bi•ealaast; and a neat entrance hall, witfi a fore-court enclosed by iron .palisades, with a of steps to the basement story, on which is a good kitchen, servants' hall, house-keeper's-worn, pantry, and larder, with good eel. larage. l'o be viewed by tickets, which may be had, with parti. ' culars, by spplying W Mr. Pepper, budder. llancrnez ouiitit, 4t7 tue Pheaiini, Isttworch, and of tne Auctioneer, itanover street, Loug.iwte. MANORS and ESTATES, SUFFOLK. TO BE SOLI) It AUCTION, • By Mr: • BututtiL, At Gaitrway's. on Friday ine 13th Inst. at Twelve &Clock, Capital, ond most Desirable FREEHOLD ES TATE, lying in a be.tutiful and highly cultivated pait•of the County of Suffolk. Comprising tic Manors or Lordships. of Redisham, Ilketshall, Ellis, and. Stratrons, witlythe Courts; hirona, Pines. Quit Rents. Rights, Royal ties and Appurtenances thereof, end 976 Acres al eXCellellt Pasture and Wooa Land, partly Tytlie free .; divided into silt convenient Farm., lying contiguout to each other, nearly in ,a ring fence, in the occupation. of Messrs. Balls, Saud, Leon. Smith, E. Berry, and 1. Ber ry, all most respe,table and u:.exceptionanle Tenants, under Leases or Agreements which will expire at Micuaelniais t aog, O.N. at Rents amounting, in the whole, to upwards of local. In -r Annum. The above Estate is advantageously situated within abut one intie from , the high "I urnpike Road' from Loixlon to Yarmouth (through llecOes), at the distance or snout two miles from the latter, tiiteffom hungay, and six front, limes-, worth, all c , Ott Market,Towns (each having t c aavai.tage of it Naviganit River and Turnpike Road), and about, eight tulles iroin tire Sea Coast. Ti'e prinLipat Farm House, 'called itedtshairt Hall, is a ~iiirstaiitial • building, with ottoiefulla VIM' of very' l oge „ n o 1 0 1 l ; situated on a pleasant eievation of h l'astuie Land, and equine fheing, with tittle ex , ,convertedinto a c0,../.4rtable Ni Oslo , ' ; the Lind around it . is pleasantly diveisiried;and it. is surrour.ded with near 70 AcTcs .vno4 Laii4. well planted thriving Timber, and .i.intrahl) Adapted. tor tne bfee.ting and .ert servation, of pine, vaiticularly Pheasants and Hares, of winch the cis at present a tolerable g0. , t1 ster.k, and. with very tudinig expenee and attention, a moat ablllltiata- !Supply he Farm 11.iuses and BUtltinigs are ill in a most excel lent state of repair, the Lauds are very lowly assessed to the Land Tax, and the Poor R.iea extr.Ariely moderate, being situated in the incorporated flundii . o Wangtorif: The fauna opy be viewed with, lea,. 4.); tewcaive Tc. Hants, any tune previodo to the Sale, and descriptive para. culars may iv seen, upon applicatioi, t'. lerim n, Esq. or Mi. Craotri.e, Halesworta ;- or Mr. .NO. S. Titrogs mortini-stivet, tirittt ca.-nor .windui a, Vim' atria ESlntc; hes fur inspection. Printed Particulars may also be had as above after the toth of April inst. and also at the Norw,cii ; Angel, Yar mouth ‘Vlitte Horse, . I pswi..d ; *Angel, b ury ~ St. Ed- Mundt'; and at Lloyd's and Garraway's C0114.-nouses. CaRN AND HAY TYTHES 1N CHESHIRE. . TO BE SOLI) BY PRI VA CE CONTRACT, In the follownig Lots, and sUbject to sneli Conditions as may be af,reed upon, WIC THE CORN and HAY TYTHES annually arising withal the ToWnstiip of Flailiciioll, ht tne Parish at WyOmibury, County of Che.ter. Lt) - 1' 1.1. The Corn and flay Tythes annually arising within the Township of Hunsterson, in the same Parish; LOT 1 . 11. • The Com and Hay Tythes annually arising within the Township of Bridgetnerp P in inc same Parish. LOT' I V: The, Corn and .llay Ty tiles arising yearly within t Town. Ship. oi C I ecLcy, Fri the raribtl, • Lk) T V; The corn and - Hay Ty chits arising yearly within the Town ship yilliakenhall, in the same Pernik. LOT VI. • • . The Corn - and .Hay Tythes arising annually within the Totitstup of Choriton, in.the same Parish. • LUT VU. The Tythes of Corn and 'Hay arising yearly Within the TOnmship 'of Doddington in the saute Parish. • - • • et) T Viii. The Tytheft of Corn and Hay arising annually within the ToWnshiprof .Walglierton in the same AlPiecc ut Lana Wibunbury, called the Coach-house' Croft, now .held by Win. Burroughs, us. renal:oat Will,' These Tythes, with the Pieced Land, use held by Lease under the Llishop of I.itchtielti,and CUventry, for`thsee good g•Lives. Such persons as may be inclined .to treat for the purchase of all or any . of these Lots, are requested to send seated Pro. posals' in writing, containing the names of the Persons by whom they arc made, and the sum offered for etch Lot, and r to deliver theirs at the Office of Mr.• Bate, in NAliWicll, tween the hours' of Four and Eight o'Clock in the After noon, on Wednesday, the tat of June, r. Further particulars are Making out, and - rnay shortly be -liacifrom Mr. Hate r in Nautwich, end Messrs. Manley and Limes, I%lll*kt-court, Temple, London. BIBLIOTHECA MARSHALLIANA. TO JA SOLD 13Y AUCTION, By Mr.' 6TEW.A.RI', Athis Aaion-Rooin, Ni. i 94, Piccadilly on tvlimiday next, Ma 's6, and Eleven following DiysiSinxiay excepted). THE GENUINE, RARE CURIOUS, and SPLENDID COLLECTION of WORKS on the ANTIQUITIES, TOPOGRAeI4Y, and HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN and E LAND ; many of the brit tiones Princepes : scarce Old Poetry ,• Variorum and Del. phin Classics. A .numerous and fine Assemblage tram trig Presser' of Aldus, Eizever, the Stephens, &c. Boydell's superb Edition of Slialispeare, Proofs and Etchingsi bound in •MOrOCCO, in 12 vols. Many or the hooks on large Vaper, and most of` them superbly bound iu N,luroccu, Russia, and VAluin Binding. ' The foundation of t h is valuable Library was focrred by the learned Bishop Nicholson, Author of the Historical Librartis, &c. and contain many of his 'Original MSS: never printed, MS Notes in many of the Books ; the whole forming the most interesting Library, collected with great judgment and taste by thalami Roy. 'oho, Marshalt,, some years resident at Windsor, latent !aims-Street, 13a.:kinghain-gate, Reztor of °Matt, Esiex, and Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales. To be viewed, and Catalogues hid of Mr. Cooke and Mr. Parker, Oxford ; Mr. Deightun, Cambridge; Messrs. Knott and, Lloyd, ; Mr. Ford, I'danchester • Mt. Gibbon, Bath ; Mr. frigid, York ; Messrs.Constable'alui Co. Edinburgh; and Mr. Atelier, Dublin. TUESDAY MAy 109 1808. . ~ • - • „. . • ;TATES, &c. . . This Day was published, price Is. ~ , =ie... , ,i i. lsT MYER SAR Y ORA:HUNS, delivered' March Stli, 18.13. before the Medical society of Lori. kill() LT/ ESTATE, don, °tittle General Stru'eture and Physiology.. of Planta, A WO RTII, equal to I , toehold, compared with those - of Animals. ',end, the mutual con- ters Ice posse siol, vertibility at their Organic Elements, published at the imp By AUCTION, ' Unanimous request of the Society,. SHELL; ~ - *. by lo HN MASON GOOD, F.R.Si . . taut - ri Sen sor Seco ngmretaty to the Medical Society. " Set , . c, on Thursday , May t 9, at Pnted for Lan; Hurst, Iti.v, a nd n:, s Ur ns:, Pater, age Lock nosier. rosy. ,had . - •. ell-built Brick DWELL- _ per most Ire test state.Gf Repair,the This. Day Was published, its Svo. rice 45:4 . amaiictinjr extensive views of A N I . MMEDIATE and EFFECI UAL MODE Kin of..FtAtsiNG the RENTAL of the LANDED -pen 'wry.' The Premises are situ- . or, the BankS of . the Thames, P ROI' ER TY of L t , it; LAND ; and. rendering [,rear' Bri m, inclosed lik it 21 palisades, that tof Steps, forriling an easy ac- fain to tepentient of other :cations fur a Supply of BREAD. CORN: - , . .I rises comprise,. on the upper tVithan Appendii; containing Hints to Commercial Cap' closets ;on the tirst-floor are , _. I'' at 9 tansts and to the Tenantry of Scotland; ight closets -* on the grinittd. By A SCOTCH FARMER. irfc a excellent d i tning•room, with • . fun w Fannin , in Middlesex. Fat and a neat entrance-hall, with , Printed for Lon , Hur st ,' 7 Rand 0 - P • I,lllllli, Kees rme, attmoss. .• y esi mlisades, with a flight of steps .... --... • iti is a good kitchen, servants' `"" ro- * • • . slee dry, and larder, with good eel. '•• - < .. -- This Day was published, . vhich may be had, with parti. - In One Volione, Quarto, cleg'antly . printed' by.ltallantyne, irnf: r.l'Per. builder. Hanernefinnith, with isumesous hcAravings„ trim Desi l os by Mr. Richard ing lof the Auctioneer, Hanover- j smoke, illustrative of . the Scenery ant Habits of the - ' 1 welfth arid Thitteenth Centuries prke 21. 2..5. boards, ~ . . 1 ' PARTENOPEX. 1)E • BLOIS. A Roynance. i rate J. in lour Cantos. I. rcely translated from the French the ATES, SUFFOLK. of M. LE tilt A NI), with NuteS. I alre. it AUCTION, By WILLIANI S I'E‘VART. ROSE. ututa,L, • . • . :P r inted. for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternos. Purl Isth Inst. at Twelve o'Clock, ' ter:row. • . . j gret sitrahle FREEHOLD ES- , wilful and highly cultivated This Day was published, Sint Comprising Inc &tailors or IV Two Volumes Dui/dealing, price tis. in .boards, the pity etshall, Ellis, and. S tratrons , Tiiird Edition of s, Quit Rent s , Rights, Roy HE . SAUNTE aI- Ti . • chili RER, a periodical Paper. • . it, an d 976 Acres 41 excellent Uy LIEWsON C ',:,k ME, tint t Wou.t Land, partly Tytlie Of Einanual College; Cambridge. ' t 1110 , era Farm-, lying contiguon% to Printed for Longman, 'Hurst, Rees ' and Orme,' Pater- an d fence, in the occupation _ of noster•ruw, London; and 1. Deightim, Cambridge. Smith, E. Berry, and I. Der. 1 .4 Til ls is, indeed, a Very wonderful nioducti , ii So much goo :'exceptionable Tenants, under varlet ) , so much ele4atice, aid so 'ninth novelty, we have anti will expire at Michaelmas, seldom seen in one publication, await its success wit. the i Dug :, in the whole, to upwards of public_ we. cannot enta.rtain a doubt." - Gen. Mag. ' Ma " A Periodical Paper was certainly a bold undertaking, ageously situated within abitii - in 'whi.:h Mr. Clarke has hazarded his . oweis with con..t to 1 in pike Road' trom London to . Siderable suc,:ess. The reader who is satiated with the en: , „ I . as the distance oi aonut two .; 1 tertainment and instruttion of the Spectator, and other si. ~. it hungay, and six Irons, Hates. milar nrittlitetious, may turn without disappointment in a , 4 • 4 1 Y Is (each having t c aavai.tage ,t . leisure hour to the pages of the Saunterer." hdc spike Road), tuul about eight ; . • , . • " ' Crit. Rcv. bei, . . This Day was published, • • Neatly printed in One Volume; price Ss. in boards, POPULAR. ESSAY on the Disorder !'anti. burly a COl, D, in %Olds the Erie.llls of obviat. A.. Wlhe various c•anscs wtuch are liable, either remotely to cortilbtate to the produttinn of this Complaint, or which more inuntdiately excite it ; to-ether with the most Lail method 9t retwivfng it %vlien . present, are explained in a manner familiar to ever, capacity ; and to which arc added a Celle 'ion of approa;ed Recipes anti Observations on the most popular Remedies ;• principally designed tar the , useof Families, mid composed with a view of rendering more ex-. teaiiv'ely 'known the- insidious itutiroot the disOnier which, to the inhabitants of the variable climate of Great Britain, too oft 01 . prov e s the hole of health and comfort ; and r }wit • bidiatioishing - its frequency, and plev6iting . its pernacinns cads. . • _ . W 111 T E, Surgeon, &c. Ca-.tell and, This Day was!Arlii,;lied, In One large Volume. Rt.. i lk - . la , . it. boards, P r HE GARDENE REM iOABItANCEII TH t 1 GHO uT Ith: t; Alt ; ocnibitiog the newest and t n,,st hivroved met of ~;ar.uting, Digging, Sorting. elanting, Pruning, and ; he nature ot Earth, te.r, Heat, Air, and Adapted for the Vulture of Plants, and ot Flowers, and tseuient Vegetables, in foe i 1 ,1 and in the forting way ;the Causes and Syrirpt.,..• , g/... , ..ise•anti Barrcuni:ss in Trees of every kind; w' 7 n Prevention and Cure To which is prefix, : . , • `I r. Forsyth's Treatise on Trees. JAMES &PH-IAM, •• ..a Gardener to the k;arl of Liverpool. .or T. Catt.:ll and W. Davies, Str.nd. . • noun may be ihnt, by the sync Author, t. ...Arise on the Culture ot the Cucumber, second Edirt• e ricess. in boards. • 2 I : A nts Anti 01)441 V. 4 Ci(Jll2 on the' Iniprovernent of Agri culwre, is in boinds. FOr.- , the USE or SC:1100LS and YOUNG 'PERSONS. This Day was, published, 14‘. One Ve V 4.11 ..me, 0 etav , m Jilt a SiSide:Ain of the ost tasehilalas, catetully copied from those in 11141 larger Work, pike 13s 60.-. hound, the SeeOnd Edition, 'of A N'..k.;IRIDGMENT of Mr. PINKERTON'S .L .1 1 ,, °MU p E G LOG RAP Pi Y ; and 1 3 rolessur Vince's As t ronoinical tntroduetiott rinitLd tOr T. Cadet I and W Davies,' Strand; and Long alan, Ilona, Rees, and Onne, .Patern .ster-row. • - • ' whom may '.also be nad, . • A 41ew Edition ut the W : - .rk at large, containing a Descrip. tioh • the Einpires, KillelOMS, States, and Colonies; With thOketiins, Seas, and lbles, in all parts of the World';' in. clotting the most and POlitical Altera. Pons, digested on a u Han. fly lona Pinkerton. The Astronomical lutruduttion, by the Rev. S. Vince, A.M. F.A.S. a d. Plutnian of Astrtinomy and Experi. mental..iiosophy, in the University of Cambridge. To_tb P e wuole 1) a Catalogue of the. best ',Laps and Boelts ,01 'Travel: in all Languages, and an .. eilllpk• Index, handsomely printed .In three large voltimcsi quarto, with numerous 1%1,0*, drawn under [be direction ut Atte niithur, and forming at, Uniursal I.loilern Atlas, pike 61. Os. in Vards,. much • Attention has SPIJABURY'3 PATENT A N't'iSCORBUTIO bit° l's. those Altermoe has' been prescribed fur, th.lt it, the cornpLitios of SerophtQa, Ertiptions, inereasat at bun of the Glarals, and diseases depending upon Obstructions of the di gestive Organs, Whits become the practice, truin its ceiebr;ty, to apply to it on the tirSt appear.ince of these evils, ui Use removal of S4orbutic mut tt Ite.rnwtiC AfFetticrits, ut 4.llcera. ex is tmg . from w alt ut power in eider y peopte... • 611,w .old, in bOttles or ss. 60.1. double hotßes Los. and 1 2v. dirty included, tidying' the words " By the 1. Paaent" expressed on the bottle, bilibt directions, and ~tlt4rile wrapper ; Inv Kingiti duty also is printed in bi.n:k ink . An allowance of 6d. on coed bat. tie. on taking twit- a Gwen. Lbl6l-i and Co. SurgeonS, cotine attention to the `rteatinent ot certain Lotnplaints contracted in an ungoirded hour, and that I..teuiliry which is , caused by tier; destructive 1-I;bits of Youth. Mr. Leigh hay.. iiik; been engiged tri this excluttve branch for the lust eleven years in this House, it is presumed that top advan tag.: ut watt Experience gives-Ale utmost socce-is to that asAdnity with "windt they devote themselves to the Cure of these: Com plaints. In all Cases of recent =titmice tlic Cure IS speedy, and pain and ii finger are equally avold.-Nt. Li every eaniplicated Cast, and in those distressing Deti‘iencies which area fire con. sequences of ynuthinl. Impudence, or the enervating indul a gence6 Gt . hittUrity in warm CliMateS, their e men% en.4. ll .rea ; *ate and permanent Restoration to vivious' HUI th. The Terms are slated ott the first intergicw, orin answer . to Letteth, etnin.inins a Batik • Note, and lu every Case the most inviolathle secieey is observed. No" , 2 9, Arundel.street, Strand, near Templc.bars--Tbere Li au a(Lditiciiii/ Latta:wig .Waigr•sumot ittkitirwiag. t. I.l* Hl YI ~'